Avery Row Grote Gewatteerde Opbergmand - Little Farm/Greenhouse Gingham
Avery Row

Avery Row Grote Gewatteerde Opbergmand - Little Farm/Greenhouse Gingham

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Houd de babykamer of je huis stijlvol opgeruimd met de Avery Row Grote Gewatteerde Opbergmand in Little Farm / Greenhouse Gingham. Gemaakt van zacht biologisch katoen is deze veelzijdige mand perfect voor het opbergen van speelgoed, wasgoed of dagelijkse spullen. Het omkeerbare ontwerp biedt twee charmante looks en de stevige handvatten maken hem eenvoudig te verplaatsen — praktisch en tijdloos in echte Avery Row stijl.

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  • Made from soft, durable organic cotton + dyes
  • Reversible design for two stylish looks
  • Generous size for toys, laundry, or everyday essentials
  • Lightweight + easy to carry with sturdy handles
  • Stylish, practical storage solution for nursery or home
  • Eco-friendly + beautifully designed

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